Fix t/lib/commonsense.t by adding File::Glob module #59
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- Added File::Glob.pm with bsd_glob() and glob() functions - Updated Config.pm to include Fcntl, IO, and File/Glob in extensions - Test now passes by properly reporting available Perl modules - File::Glob uses Perl's built-in glob for functionality
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Summary
This PR fixes the failing t/lib/commonsense.t test by adding the File::Glob module and updating the Config module to report the correct available extensions.
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Testing
./jperl t/lib/commonsense.t→ok 1 - common senseDetails
The test checks for three core Perl modules in $Config{extensions}:
The File::Glob module provides a lightweight implementation using Perl's built-in glob operator.